Various Speakers – SMX Social Media Marketing – Scottsdale, AZ 2011
SMX Social Media Marketing
Scottsdale, AZ: December 5-6, 2011
Program by Search Engine Land
SMX Social Media Marketing is programmed by Search Engine Land editor-in-chief Danny Sullivan and Executive Editor Chris Sherman. They have been covering internet and search marketing for over a decade, and organizing events on those topics for marketers nearly as long.
You’ll learn practical tips and techniques as well as strategies and bigger picture outlooks to make you successful in the long run at SMX Social Media Marketing. Attendees frequently implement tactics they’ve learned at SMX conferences during breaks!
SMX speakers are screened and accepted based on the knowledge and experience they can and will share with others. You won’t get commercial pitches.
We’re confident you’ll value the SMX Social Media Marketing experience, so confident that your satisfaction is guaranteed!
Who Should Attend SMX Social Media Marketing?
Corporate Management
Chief Marketing Officer
CEO & Owner
CTO
President
Vice President, Marketing & Sales
Vice President, Business Development
Marketing Staff
Social Media Coordinator
Social Media Strategist
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Specialist
PPC Analyst
Content Strategist
Media Planner
Media Buyer
Marketing Management
Director of Marketing
Director of Social Media
Social Media Marketer
E-Commerce Manager
Marketing Manager
Brand Manager
Community Manager
Content Manager
Mobile Marketing Manager
Creative Director
Director of PR
Public Relations Manager
Director of Business Development
Director, Business Analytics
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